Young Girls were forced to work as waitresses. RM10million to quit?

In the picture above is father and daughter Yew Sun Chow & Yew Chooi Fen. The daughter lied to her father by saying she was working in cosmetics, but instead she working at a” Pub”. He eventually asked YB Thomas Su and YB Chong Chee Kin for help to” save” his daughter.

Furthermore, including the RM10million compensation that needs to be paid, Yew Chooi Fen and 11 other girls, all Chinese must stay in the boarding house provided and are not allowed to go out as they like. Her “boss” also stated that after work, they must immediately go back to the house to eat dinner, if found that they gained 5kg in weight, every kg they gained must pay RM 30 and they will not be allowed to eat.

YB Kula who was the counsel for the young girl who has since left the “Pub” commented that the case by her “boss” who initiated the suit has been struck out.


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